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ttt_dilapidated

ttt_dilapidated is a claustrophobic research facility best played with six to twelve people. While exploring, be weary of any waste spills that have affected vast sections of the compound. Life-threatening toxins may be present. Nowhere is this more apparent than the central chamber. The central chamber is home to the compound’s biggest dangers, so be weary of [it and those that explore it.] The traitors are up to something. Though there are around 48 weapons and 28 spawnpoints, the maximum amount of players we recommend is around 20 or so players, as the map's not really built for more.

Traitor Event: Ninety seconds into the round (including the preparation phase) three powerboxes will turn red. When this happens, the traitors may choose to search and destroy them. If the traitors successfully destroy all three, a panel in the central room will light up green. When used, the entire facility will begin to flood with both toxic waste and toxins. Eventually, this will cause an automatic traitor victory.


The VERICO compound, located in southeastern Europe, was a biological & chemical research facility. Today the building lies dormant, due to an abrupt evacuation in the mid ‘90s. What truly happened to VERICO is unknown, as no public record of the company, nor its owners, has been made since the incident. Rumors have surfaced of skin-depredating bioliquids, as well as malformed beasts, almost alien in nature.

Among the rumors, one note circulated online only a few years after the incident:
“Whilst a toxic slime bizarre bioliquid had been developed, much more interesting was something born out of the spores that that liquid seems to emit, some strange, super unusual lifeforms. Unlike most anything we've seen on Earth. Though by now only a scant few, if any, specimens survive. There are also these weird blue light emitting crystals which seem to emit some form of radioactive energy, but there was little research done on them before the facility shut down. This shutdown occurred rather abruptly in the mid 90s, after an incident with a particularly aggressive specimen, who seemed to be nigh on unstoppable, and wreaked havoc on some of the structural foundations, even causing some cave-ins.”
~Unknown, 1999


*We would both like to thank our friends, the Regulars, that helped test the map with us!
*Måns Grebäck for the font "Europe Underground Worn"